Anne Hathaway showed off her blossoming baby bump again ahead of her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! as she arrived at the Hollywood studio. The Odyssey star, 43, looked stunning in an all-black outfit featuring a flowing, sleeveless button-up top with just one button fastened to highlight her bump. She paired the boho-chic top with low-rise trousers and heeled mules. She was seen making a glamorous entrance at the El Capitan Entertainment Centre in Los Angeles ahead of sitting on Jimmy Kimmel's talk show sofa. The actress, who is expecting her third child with her husband Adam Shulman, had wore beach waves, chunky gold jewelry and a pair of oval-shaped sunglasses. 

Her sighting comes just shortly after Hathaway reacted to trolls claiming her baby bump is 'fake' and speculated she is pretending to be pregnant. Earlier on the same day, Hathaway took to Instagram to subtly address the rumors after she was roasted over a 'ridiculous' maternity outfit over the weekend. 'Fake hair, real bump,' she wrote in the caption in one of her Instagram posts amid her ongoing press tour. Over the weekend, Hathaway had attended the Los Angeles premiere of her latest film The End Of Oak Street.

She went viral for her red carpet look at the event, with many Internet users accusing her of wearing a prosthetic bump. At the premiere, she wore a custom baby blue high-low Prabal Gurung halter top, featuring a silk, floor-grazing train and low-rise jeans. Earlier this summer, she announced that she was expecting baby number three at age 43. Hathaway shares sons Jonathan, ten, and Jack, six, with Shulman, whom she wed in 2012. While appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers in July, she got candid about her pregnancy. 'I mean, we knew what we were doing, but we were so shocked it worked!' she said about finding out she was with child.

'We were so shocked it went this way,' the actress echoed about her and her husband's surprise at their baby news. She described the pregnancy as a 'buzzer beater.' And remarking on becoming pregnant in her 40s, she recently told Access Hollywood: 'There's always hope until there's not, but when you get to a certain age, that hope looks like 1 percent to 2 percent. 'So we just decided to see where life took us, with a very, very healthy, realistic expectation, which was very low.' Hathaway added: 'We're overjoyed because we just know from personal experience that not everybody gets this, and certainly not when you want it – sometimes not ever.'